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RMIT International University Vietnam (RMIT Vietnam) RMIT Vietnam's Saigon South campus, designed by RMIT Adjunct Professor of Architecture Norman Day. RMIT International University Vietnam is Vietnam’s first and only fully foreign owned university. Established in 2001, it delivers internationally recognized degrees from campuses in both Hanoi and Ho Chi Minh City. Degrees are awarded by RMIT University in Australia, giving Vietnamese students (and others) the opportunity to receive an ‘international’ education without leaving Vietnam. All teaching and learning is in English. The total student population on both campuses reached 4000 by mid-2008. Since 2003, RMIT Vietnam has won the prestigious Golden Dragon Award five times, for excellence in education services. Research initiatives have taken place in fields including information technology, food technology and safety, infectious disease control and water supply. RMIT Vietnam is the Asian hub in RMIT University’s strategic commitment to develop as a “twin hub” university, linking Melbourne, Australia, with the Asian region. In doing so, it is increasingly attracting more diverse academic programs and partnerships of many kinds. Undergraduate and Postgraduate programs are offered in RMIT Vietnam as follows:
RMIT Vietnam also offers English programs catering for students at every stage of English proficiency. Programs are delivered across all levels, allowing students to undertake the English study appropriate to their individualneeds. A Diploma of Commerce is also offered. Program EnquiriesRMIT International University Vietnam Or Hanoi Campus |
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